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===Out of curiosity – stepped Alpha seen working in the (unix shell) wild ?=== |
===Out of curiosity – stepped Alpha seen working in the (unix shell) wild ?=== |
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There is a reference to stepped alpha expansions in the increment section of the reference to which I linked in the task description (https://wiki.bash-hackers.org/syntax/expansion/brace#increment) (referred to without elaboration as an 'interesting feature'). |
There is a reference to stepped alpha expansions in the <code>increment</code> section of the reference to which I linked in the task description (https://wiki.bash-hackers.org/syntax/expansion/brace#increment) (referred to without elaboration as an 'interesting feature'). |
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The only reason that haven't implemented it myself (in the current draft of the JS reference implementation) is that it didn't match what I was seeing (macOS Catalina) either in the default '''zsh''' command line or in a script with the preamble <code>#!/bin/bash</code>, neither of which expand <code>{a..z..3}</code> to anything other than itself. |
The only reason that haven't implemented it myself (in the current draft of the JS reference implementation) is that it didn't match what I was seeing (macOS Catalina) either in the default '''zsh''' command line or in a script with the preamble <code>#!/bin/bash</code>, neither of which expand <code>{a..z..3}</code> to anything other than itself. |
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